About This Game

Stamp Visas. Launch Missiles. Shape History.

In the nation of Spud, you're the last line between fragile peace and total chaos. Each shift tests your judgment: inspect documents, expose lies, make impossible choices, and defend your checkpoint with missile systems when potatoes make a run for the border.

A Story of Choices and Consequences

Across 10 story shifts and 22 decision points, you'll shape the destiny of innocent (and not-so-innocent) potatoes. Your choices ripple through the narrative, leading to 8 distinct endings. Become a loyal servant of the regime. Join the resistance. Find love in unexpected places. Or play both sides and watch it all burn.

Will you enforce cruel laws... or risk everything to save innocent spuds?

The Gameplay

Your desk is your battlefield. Passports pile up. The queue grows restless. Check documents against the ever-changing laws, stamp your judgment, and pray you made the right call. When a potato makes a break for it, you've got missiles. Just make sure you're shooting at the guilty ones.

Between shifts, 5 minigames break up the paperwork: scan documents with UV light, sort stamps at lightning speed, match fingerprints, crack codes Wordle-style, and chase contraband down conveyor belts.

Evidence Destruction

Security inspection is coming. You have 3 minutes to clear your desk. Every item tells a story: resistance pamphlets, coded messages, Sasha's letters, your loyalty certificate. What do you shred? What do you stash? Wrong choices raise suspicion. Get caught with the wrong evidence and face interrogation.

The Characters

Supervisor Russet demands loyalty above all else. Sweet Potato Sasha offers a different path, if you're brave enough to take it. Murphy carries guilt about his cousin Tommy that threatens to break him. Viktor just wants to know what happened to his wife. And somewhere in the queue, an elderly traveler named Jen Piper waits to reunite with the love of her life.

Their fates are in your hands. Every stamp matters.

Game Feel

We sweated the details. The tension system tints your screen red as strikes pile up. Pulsing effects warn you when you're one mistake from disaster. Land a perfect stamp? Screen flash. Slowmo. Particle burst. Your officer mutters commentary as the shift unfolds.

Seven custom music tracks shift with the story's mood. The tutorial holds your hand with glowing highlights, then lets you loose on the chaos.

Built for Everyone

Full controller support with visual input glyphs. Steam Deck support. 29 languages (every language Steam supports). Quick 5-15 minute shifts that fit any schedule. Three difficulty levels from "I'm here for the story" to "destroy me."

21 Steam achievements track your journey through story milestones, character relationships, and gameplay mastery. The in-game achievement viewer shows what you've unlocked and hints at what's still waiting.

What's New in 1.2.0

The "One Year Later" update brings the Evidence Destruction minigame, Murphy's Sacrifice storyline ("Protocol HARVEST"), Viktor's grief narrative, the Chaos Agent path for playing both sides, an in-game achievement system, tension and celebration effects, expanded language support (19 to 29 languages), an overhauled interactive tutorial, and over 150 bug fixes.

Join the Front Lines

Play free with the demo. Shape the fate of Spud, one decision at a time. For fans of Papers, Please, Not Tonight, and story-driven indie games that stick with you.

Your shift begins now. Will you follow orders... or forge your own path?

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Spud Customs is made by Lost Rabbit Digital: two siblings who handle all the coding, music, writing, and playtesting ourselves, with help from one additional artist, and one musician. We're a tiny team with no outside funding. To keep up, we sometimes use AI tools to brainstorm or generate rough drafts. But nothing ships without our hands on it. Every line of code, every sprite, every track is reviewed, rewritten, and refined by us.